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Run your own AI5
- T11-L01Run an AI Model on Your Own Laptop, OfflineA screenshot of LM Studio answering your own prompt while your laptop shows no network connection, plus three lines (model and download size, your installed RAM, one task you'll use it for); it passes if the answer was generated after you disconnected.
- T11-L02A Local Model Your Tools Can CallOne tool installed through Heidelberg AI Desk (Open WebUI or n8n) that gets its answers from LM Studio's local server, plus a check sheet of five examples with known answers; it passes when all five come out right with the network switched off, and your three lines name the address, the model and the task.
- T11-L03Local AI Apps Your Colleagues Can Rely OnA one-page run note for one app (what it produces, who reads it, how to start, stop, back up and restore it, and what happens when it fails), plus a restore of your latest backup on a second computer; it passes when a colleague follows the note without your help and the restored app shows your real data.
- T11-L04Put Your Team's Assistant on a Server Colleagues Can ReachA server record for your team's assistant, plus a second-device test: it passes when the HTTPS address works from a colleague's computer, the Open WebUI and model ports don't answer from there, a restore from last night's backup has worked on another machine, and IT (plus the data protection officer if chats hold personal data) has signed the record.
- T11-L05Keep a Shared Model Server Fast, Affordable and RunningAn operations pack for a shared model server: a capacity table from a load test with the limit you set, a cost sheet comparing your server and an API per 1,000 answers, a one-page runbook and an operations log. It passes when a second operator has handled a practice outage from the runbook alone and the service owner has signed the cost decision.